8 Artists Try Not to Talk About Art
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A small, limited print booklet collecting conversations on artistic practices and creative processes.
| Editor | Bridget Crone |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Space/ Artquest |
| ISBN | 0-9554060-0-5 |
| Reference | P2549 |
| Date | 2006 |
| Type | Publication |
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